
Slam Dunk: Mitsui's Legend
灌篮之三井传奇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 773k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Well, it's one thing to write about the protagonist's fragile body in his past life, but he's not much better after being reborn. With such an ordinary physique and no cheat codes, he can only write about bullying ordinary high school basketball students.
I think the purpose of writing Slam Dunk fanfiction is mainly for practice and to express nostalgia.
If the author wants to continue writing basketball or other sports novels, Slam Dunk fanfiction is actually a good practice tool. There's no need to exaggerate the protagonist's strength to the point of being invincible; leave some room for interpretation. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Slam Dunk is mainly about the plot and characters.
Another formidable player arrives at Shohoku High School in the second year.
Get Ashin, or at least Shen or Hu Meng, the worst off-road player. That way, Miyagi, Fukuda, plus a few other strong players, would be enough to reach the national top four. Of course, you need to intensify their training. Help each player improve in all aspects. For example, Fukuda's positioning, offense, defense, low post, rebounding, etc. Miyagi's passing and shooting.
I think Yasuda's book is very well written. It can provide a template for a supporting character in the second year of high school, who can be developed gradually. He can go to the US to play in the NCAA and then the NBA. If the timeline is changed to 1994, he can start playing in the NBA in 1997, which is just enough time to hone his skills for 3 or 4 years and start to play aggressively, following Anthony Davis's path and achieving Kobe's success.
If the protagonist continues to lose to Jordan in the next two seasons, you can briefly describe it and let him skip it. Unfortunately, it seems there's no reward for the protagonist not winning the Eastern Conference championship in those two seasons; he doesn't seem to receive any special talent.
What about your prize for being the American continental champion?
The dunk is over
Actually, I don't really like writing about the NBA in Slam Dunk, but that's just the author's habit. I'll give you a monthly pass as a token of my appreciation; I'll probably subscribe to more chapters from time to time.
The writing style is like that of a middle school student, maybe a little better than an elementary school student.
Let me write a side story. Sakuragi and Haruko
Ideally, the doll should be Sakuragi's, haha.
Even suppressing combat power is not understood
To beat Sannoh, you weakened Sannoh a lot, and then lost to Hakata in the finals. You might as well have just lost to Sannoh and let Sannoh win the championship.